Learn how to build a user-friendly BMI Calculator using just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Dive deep into the code with explanations, best practices, and get a minimalistic design.
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The bootstrap carousel doesn’t come with the swipe by default, this feature is not so good for mobile users. You can achieve a swipe by adding a trick that will hook in the swipe feature in the bootstrap carousel.
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Integrate posts dynamically from a WordPress website to another (WordPress or Non-WordPress) website when Gutenberg is enabled.